First step in the therapeutic process. Includes data collection (subjective and objective)
What is assessment?
100
Reciprocal exchange of information, ideas, beliefs, feelings and attitudes between two person or among a group of persons
What is communication?
100
Directed energy exchange between two people, a flow that moves clients toward more constructive ways of thinking and effective ways of coping
What is therapeutic relationship?
100
First and most basic of physiological needs
What is breathing?
100
The purpose of this is to discover physical problems that can be treated immediately
What is physical examination or assessment?
200
Client’s emotional display of mood being experienced
What is affect?
200
This theorist on therapeutic communication emphasized the need to effectively understand and communicate with patients
Who was Florence Nightingale?
200
Components of therapeutic relationship
What is trust, empathy, autonomy, caring and hope (TEACH)
200
An environment designed to help clients replace inappropriate behaviors with more effective personal and psychosocial skills
What is therapeutic environment?
200
This theorist saw communication as a circular process in which messages travel from within one person to another person and back again
What was Ruesch?
300
Perceptions
What is the ways in which a person experiences the world?
300
Factors that influence communication
What is culture, social class, relationships, perceptions, values and parts of the message?
300
To establish a therapeutic relationship, these qualities must exist
What are acceptance, rapport, and genuiness?
300
Individuals with this/these have a high rate of recidivism or revolving-door syndrome
What are schizophrenics and those who use chemicals
300
Thought process involving repeating the same word in response to different questions
What is perseveration?
400
These hallucinations may indicate a physical problem
What is taste, touch or smell?
400
The process of investigating what people say and do to each other, as established by Dr. Eric Berne
What is transactional analysis?
400
Client behaviors that block therapeutic progress
What are Resistance, transference and noncompliance?
400
One or two day treatment setting where balance can be reestablished
What is crisis stabilization?
400
Linear communication style
What is come directly to the point?
500
Using untrue statement s to fill in gaps of memory loss
What is confabulation?
500
They developed a method for analyzing an individual’s system of communication based on the theory that any effective communication is a state of hypnosis.
Who were Erickson, Bandler and Grinder?
500
When the client is motivated by drives other than the need to regain health
What is secondary resistance?
500
Repeated inpatient admissions
What is recidivism?
500
Circular line of communication that takes into consideration for the feelings and needs of others